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Norton Rose Fulbright's Global Head of Trade Finance Relocates to New York

Norton Rose Fulbright Global Head of Trade Finance Relocates to New York

Press release - People
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May 2019

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has announced that Global Head of Trade Finance Nick Grandage will transfer from London to New York, effective May 1.

Nick’s practice focuses on structured trade and commodity finance, advising on supply chain and receivables finance transactions, both on and off platform, and on receivables securitisations. His experience includes prepayment, borrowing base and intermediation transactions involving energy, metals and soft commodities as well as equipment and processed and semi-processed goods.

“Nick’s experience will enhance our international offering in trade and commodity finance in New York. The US markets are key to our global banking and finance practice, and Nick’s move will further promote international collaboration.”

Nick, who is ranked Band 1 in Trade Finance by Chambers UK (UK-wide) as well as The Legal 500 United Kingdom (London), said:

“I am delighted to join our New York office in a move that reflects the global nature of our business. Our international trade finance and commodities team helps clients maximize opportunities in the market as it introduces new forms of investment structures.”

Nick will continue to work with the firm’s EMEA-based and global clients. He represents international banks and trading houses, such as BP, Louis Dreyfus, AIG and Citibank, on matters relating to the full spectrum of trade finance agreements.